Editorial: Otago floods a sign of things to come
OPINION: Dunedin locals showed the power of resilience and compassion.
OPINION: Dunedin locals showed the power of resilience and compassion.
A South Dunedin family has seen the aftermath of a landslide that demolished parts of their home following flooding in the Otago region. Video / TVNZ
Many roads remain closed in flooded parts of Otago.
As the flood waters recede, the clean up begins.
Flooding, slips and rain have damaged properties around the city.
‘I just kept putting one foot in front of the other,’ says David Jones.
'Wall of mud' takes out garage and several vehicles.
Devastated Otago residents Fiona Cadogan and Chad Ralston return home after the recent flooding to witness the destruction caused by the weather. Video / NZ Herald
Houses were flooded and residents forced to evacuate.
Crews had to rescue a 13-seater bus stranded in flood water near Clutha.
'Devastating' and 'chaotic' are how people are describing the situation today.
MetService says Dunedin is still to get the worst of the weather this afternoon.
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Dunedin and surrounding areas are enduring a once-in-a-century weather event.
More than 80 people were forced to flee their homes overnight and Fire and Emergency responded to 34 flood-related callouts overnight. Video / NZ Herald
Officials hoping for breaks in the weather to help ease surface flooding.
‘I’ve got an autistic son who didn’t want to get out of the car.'
Adventurous Dunedin kayakers have taken to the rising water of the Leith River as the region prepares for a heavy dump of rain. Video / Jared Greenwood
A wall between a pizza restaurant and the supermarket was knocked down for the expansion.
Whānau who have been out of their homes for 19 months get back the key to the door.
The students were unable to learn on their premises after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Hurricane Helene has dissipated but millions remain without power.
OPINION: Many Aucklanders are still recovering from those events. Some never will.
OPINION: Wairoa River bar work and installing river-monitoring cameras are a priority.
'Our current focus is on finishing our existing projects': John Chow, Stonewood Key
External review of manual points to better preparedness for future floods in Tairāwhiti.
People are shown calmly wading through knee-deep water in gumboots.
There was no operational plan for managing the river mouth.
Inquiry reveals regional council ignored residents and lacked a river bar management plan.
The review did not go as far as stating an earlier opening of the bar would have worked.